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Callie · 05-16-2016, 08:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Bazinga

Primeaux sat there quietly as she talked and his brows were raised with amusement. Did she think he was that out of touch with things. He was a young Ravenclaw once. "A favorite childhood toy?" The toy seemed very used and he knew it had seen better days. He would be happy to help her with this, but he was still cautious of what else she could do. "I will teach you this spell, but if I find you have used it in anyway that gets you into trouble it will be 50 points from your house and a detention from me even if you had received points loss and/or a detention from someone else." So yes Haddie think about it. Double the point loss and possibly two detentions, was it worth it?

Pulling his wand he took a piece of parchment and got up. Moving towards the wall he placed the parchment against it. "diutirnus affigo." Letting go of the parchment it stayed on the wall. He turned back towards the student and moved back to sit in his chair, "Easy enough if you know all the steps." He would teach her just as he said if she agreed to his conditions.

"A favorite childhood friend," she corrected. "My very best friend." That had been what she'd called him for over a year before he had a proper name. "Mr. Poppy." Hadley hugged the rabbit and rested her chin on his head as she listened to his conditions. Her expression remained as blank and unreadable as she could successfully make it.

She could think of several things that would be worth it. And the common theme among them was a certain Care of Magical Creatures Professor. Just saying. Not that she said any of that. Not here in front of Primeaux. "I understand, sir." They liked it when you called them sir, even if it felt fake to Haddie. Not just when she said it, but when anyone else said it, or gave other culturally accepted signs of respect. How many of those people actually meant it, and how many were just performing what was expected. She'd put most in the latter. Nope, Hadley preferred to show genuine respect her own way. Except that people always thought she was being disrespectful.

And she was hoping to learn the spell. So sir it was. "Do you have a favorite childhood toy or friend, Professor?" Genuine curiosity here. And the answer would reveal something about Primeaux, so, yes, curious and interested.

05-16-2016, 08:55 PM	#13 (permalink)
Callie DMC Snidget Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Never Never Land Posts: 2,717 Hogwarts RPG Name: Andromeda Renzler-Denaker Gryffindor First Year	Fluttery Pegasi Quote: Originally Posted by Bazinga Primeaux sat there quietly as she talked and his brows were raised with amusement. Did she think he was that out of touch with things. He was a young Ravenclaw once. "A favorite childhood toy?" The toy seemed very used and he knew it had seen better days. He would be happy to help her with this, but he was still cautious of what else she could do. "I will teach you this spell, but if I find you have used it in anyway that gets you into trouble it will be 50 points from your house and a detention from me even if you had received points loss and/or a detention from someone else." So yes Haddie think about it. Double the point loss and possibly two detentions, was it worth it? Pulling his wand he took a piece of parchment and got up. Moving towards the wall he placed the parchment against it. "diutirnus affigo." Letting go of the parchment it stayed on the wall. He turned back towards the student and moved back to sit in his chair, "Easy enough if you know all the steps." He would teach her just as he said if she agreed to his conditions. "A favorite childhood friend," she corrected. "My very best friend." That had been what she'd called him for over a year before he had a proper name. "Mr. Poppy." Hadley hugged the rabbit and rested her chin on his head as she listened to his conditions. Her expression remained as blank and unreadable as she could successfully make it. She could think of several things that would be worth it. And the common theme among them was a certain Care of Magical Creatures Professor. Just saying. Not that she said any of that. Not here in front of Primeaux. "I understand, sir." They liked it when you called them sir, even if it felt fake to Haddie. Not just when she said it, but when anyone else said it, or gave other culturally accepted signs of respect. How many of those people actually meant it, and how many were just performing what was expected. She'd put most in the latter. Nope, Hadley preferred to show genuine respect her own way. Except that people always thought she was being disrespectful. And she was hoping to learn the spell. So sir it was. "Do you have a favorite childhood toy or friend, Professor?" Genuine curiosity here. And the answer would reveal something about Primeaux, so, yes, curious and interested. __________________